CyanogenMod is a custom ROM that runs on many “otherwise OEM” devices. It’s a very popular ROM and is said to have more active installations than Windows Phone has. The only real downside to CyanogenMod is the relative difficulty to install it. CyanogenMod isn’t alone, all custom ROMs share the same basic steps to put them on your phone: assume the risk, oem unlock, root, flash a custom recovery image, and flash the ROM and any auxiliary packages (like GAPPS). To many of our readers, this process is something they could likely do in their sleep — but t0 the ...
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